RedHeadAngler

I have som old 12 lb bass pro brand mono that has seriously bad memory issues that I want to use for backing. Would 12 lb mono be suitable for 50 lb braided line?

Would a 7 foot medium bass pro crankin stick be able to handle square bills and crankbaits that dive to around 10 feet? Would a medium heavy be better for doing both?

I am all about versatility. If I were to get two spinnerbaits what color skirts what blade shape/colors would work best in a variety of situations?

How many color variations of the same hardbait do you think is necessary? When I buy crankbaits I usually get one in a natural baitfish color and one in a chartreuse like color.

What else can I use my 7'6" mh for besides flipping/pitching and frogs?

"at the most 70 dollars"

I have been looking at it i have two shimano siennas that are pretty darn good reels for $30

I have been looking at it i have two shimano siennas that are pretty darn good reels for $30

Im looking for a quality spinning reel for my new 7 foot MH/F spinning rod.I dont want to spend a whole lot at the most 70 dollars. Im open to any suggestions.

Recently I was at Bass Pro they had a lot of the previous model rods on sale. I put my gift card towards two extreme rods one being a 7' medium heavy spinning and the other a 7'6" medium heavy casting rod. They were on sale for $64.95 each. I also saw bionic blades which were probably even cheaper. So you might get a good deal on a clearance rod.

The rod says it is rated for lures 1/4 to 3/4 oz

For $30 dollars I also thing the Shimano sienna is an awesome deal. I have the 500fd n my ultralight ugly stik elite for trout and panfish and I have the 2500fd on a 6 foot medium ugly stik lite for a travel rod. They are incredibly smooth and pretty solid I would recommend it to anyone looking for a low priced quality spinning reel.

I have a 6'6 m/f casting rod with a 7:1 reel on it what techniques would this setup be best for and what kind of line should I put on it? Would this combo be too light for spinnerbaits?

I'm looking for a versatile line for my spinning rod. I want to use it for weightless senkos, Shakey heads, Texas rigs, and lipless cranks (the reel has 33 IPT). I was thinking mabey I could use braid with a flouro leader would this work? If so What at pound braid and flouro?

Just unil i get a casting crankbait setup

It is the bps extreme spinning reel

Would a reel with 33 ipt and a 5.4:1 ratio be too fast for shallow and sqarebill crankbaits?

Does anyone have any experience with the Casitas?

Yesterday I bought a 7' med-heavy XPS extreme spinning rod and paired it with my older Pro Qualifier pq50 spinning reel. What are some applications for this combo and what would it excell at?

I do know that you need a higher speed reel somewhere from 7.0:1 to 8.0:1

Today I bought a 7'6" med-heavy bass pro extreme rod on sale and I'm looking for a good reel for it. I would like input on these reels. Here are some reels I've been looking at feel free to add some others. - Abu Garcia Orra sx -Daiwa fuego - Shimano casitas 150 -Pflueger supreme - Lews speed spool Mach 1 - Bass pro PQ

Which is better the Norman Deep baby N or the bandit 300?

I would like some opinions on the XPS square bill. Are they any good? They are very reasonably priced and come in a 5 piece kit for $15 dollars I was wondering if they were worth the money?

Wacky rigged 5 inch senko in watermelon red magic